Box 211

Translations of diary entries from Father Joseph Kennedy, c. 1980.

Leather wallet belonging to Father Joseph Zwinge with train fares from Baltimore pasted inside.

Receipts, contracts, and other paperwork surrounding the procuring of and payment for supplies to construct Woodstock. Includes some related correspondence to Procurator Charles Lancaster, S.J.

Receipts, contracts, and other paperwork surrounding the procuring of and payment for supplies to construct and manage Woodstock. Includes some related correspondence to Procurator Charles Lancaster, S.J..

Pamphlet produced by Woodstock College entitled "Chronicle of the Consecration of the Levites."

Photograph of the Woodstock College library.

Receipts, contracts, and other paperwork surrounding the procuring of and payment for supplies to manage Woodstock. Includes some related correspondence to Procurator John Chester, S.J.

Receipts, contracts, and other paperwork surrounding the procuring of and payment for supplies to manage Woodstock. Includes some related correspondence to Procurator John Chester, S.J.

Bound Examina Annua results of scholastics on philosophy and theology. Provides candidate name, time and place of exam, examiners, and examiners' judgements. Contains those who took their exams at Woodstock and includes an index of names.

Photographs of the Woodstock College library.

Book entitled "Woodstock and its Makers," written by Patrick J. Dooley, S.J., on the history and founding of Woodstock College.

Litterae Annuae written by the House Superior summarizing activities undertaken during the year.

Reports on visitations by Father Provincial James P. Sweeney and Fathers John F. Sweeney and Ferdinand C. Wheeler.

A history of the Maryland-New York Province covering 1879 to 1904. Author unknown.

"Fragmentary chronology" of the Maryland Mission and Maryland Province compiled by Father Francis Barnum. Separated on cards by year, covering 1786 to 1878.

Biography of Felix J. Barbelin (1808-1869) by Joseph R. Chandler.

Biography of Father Francis X. Brady (1857-1911) by Richard A. Fleming, S.J.